Does Changing Solenoids mean Changing Jets too?
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Does Changing Solenoids mean Changing Jets too?
I got a good deal on some NX Lignthing pro power carbon fiber nitrous/gas solenoids so I'm going to use them in my current nitrous system. It is a HSW ls6 plate system. Just wondering if I need to change the jets for the bigger solenoids or if the current jetting will have the same result?
I think it won't matter, but I just want to be sure!
I think it won't matter, but I just want to be sure!
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However if he is jetted at say...150hp or a .062 jet and is going from an .078 noid to a .125 noid, then I gaurentee that he will need to change his jetting after swapping noids.
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Vinny brought up a good point... To add to that if your solenoid was having issues opening all the way ior it was flutering it could restrict flow.. There for switching to a solenoid that may not have that same issue could change the amount of flow causing a tune up change..
Best to double check just to be safe..
Dave
Best to double check just to be safe..
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You think if I just start with the normal HSW jetting for a 100 shot and go from there it will be alright? The worst that will happen is that I will be a LITTLE rich right? After that I could just use a smaller fuel jet or a slightly larger nitrous jet depending on what the plugs say right?
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You think if I just start with the normal HSW jetting for a 100 shot and go from there it will be alright? The worst that will happen is that I will be a LITTLE rich right? After that I could just use a smaller fuel jet or a slightly larger nitrous jet depending on what the plugs say right?
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